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I so the bluish white flats. And then i had the sensation of floating up in the air. And that at the end of my consciousness. When i was. I found myself in a total mess and silence. Happened in the morning it must come to light like. I saw some moving off to coaching me from the send up part of the city. Then the idealized them up process of human beings but then it looked like the process of. The hell was. Raised straight up and theyll have bleeding burnt. Blood sweat. And death came then the flesh wound and from the bone. Thats one who actually experienced that. Mist drivable hora. I can nev...

Mind around that one. And this amount of rainfall could very clearly lead to historic flooding. These are pictures of flood waters already inundating homes and businesses. The ocean overtaking roads for blocks. And as we come on air tonight, tens of thousands are already out of power. 7,000 u. S. Troops are now standing by to help, and one big wild card here is how long is this storm going to just sit in one place and hammer the coast. That could mean 100 mile per hour winds lashing the coast for 24 to 36 hours and give you a sense of what that looks like, were going to show you the scene 32 m...

Im don lemon. A little past midnight here in myrtle beach, South Carolina where you can see the wind is whipping up. Tropical storm florence battering the carolinas out. I have the wind meter to see what the wind speed is and the storm gusts. Really now up to 25, 26, almost 30 Miles Per Hour wind gusts. This is the biggest weve seen pretty much so far here in South Carolina, here where we are i should say in myrtle beach. And then up the beach just a little bit, about 10, 15 miles well find our nick watt. I dont know what the wind is like where you are, nick, or the conditions are like but the...

Outfront tonight, Hurricane Florence on track right now to deliver a devastating blow to the east coast. We are just hours away from the first Tropical Storm winds to hit the u. S. States of emergency are now in effect in georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, virginia, and d. C. Some 20 Million People are in the storms path, which as we speak, is kicking up 83foot waves out in the atlantic. Sustained winds are topping out at 120 miles per hour. Its also some 600 miles wide to give you an idea of just how big that is, well show you a video from the International Space station as it flies ove...